FIAMM 72112 Freeway Blaster LOW Note Horn

I was able to replace the weak OEM horn on my 2016 Nissan Rogue with this new FIAMM 72112 low Note Freeway Blaster horn. Please note you have to replace also the High Note horn with the FIAMM 72102 to have both High/Low tone horns work together in pair. Now we have a horn that makes you get noticed on the freeway. This means more safety on the road when driving because you have a strong honking to alert other distracted drivers. It sounds powerful, like it is meant when you have a big car. Of course the new FIAMM horn specifies it can not be installed on the Nissan Rogue but I was able to install it perfectly without the need for any modifications (no cable splicing, no drilling new holes). Though due to the location and design of the front fascia on the Rogue I needed to remove the front bumper, but you do not need to take it to any shop. It fit as expected and best of all it sounds like a Big or medium size SUV. Happy honking.

This horn is perfect for my needs. I wanted something with a little horsepower to match the bike, the factory (meep-meep) horn was pitiful. I also wasn't looking for an air horn or anything obnoxious. This was easy to adapt to my bike, I do wish the mounting post was longer , I could have had a better install with a little more material to work with, but it's fitted up fine and was simple to figure out. It was plug and play with two paddle connectors. I was able to bend the factory horn mount 90 degrees so the horn mounts flat to the side of the bike. It sounds much different (HONNNK!) and much louder than the original . Pound for pound this was the best return on investment of any of my modifications, I can't speak to longevity but out of the gate this was a great investment in my safety and further customizes my ride with an appropriately matched horn. It's black plastic and blends into the look of the bike in such a way that it does not draw your eye, which is exactly where I like it , camouflaged. Clearly, I'm very happy with the product.

This horn, combined with its low note companion (FIAMM 72102 Freeway Blaster HIGH Note Horn), is a great replacement for the weak standard horns in cars, especially where the horn circuit is limited to 10 amps total (you can tell by size of the horn fuse in the fuse box - many small- to mid- size cars have a 10 amp horn fuse). This horn does not exceed 5 amps, so with its companion high note horn they don't exceed in total the 10 amp limit. This is one of the few quality "upgrade" horns that do not exceed this current (amp) limit, so no risk to overloading and damaging your horn circuit. I have used these, for example, in our Mazda Miata and in our Toyota Prius models we have owned. They are plenty loud and muscular in their sound, so that you can be adequately heard for safety in noisy and high speed situations.

I've always thought the stock horn on my 2011 Harley-Davidson FLHTP sounded really wimpy. A few weeks ago I was forced to ride through a deep puddle of water and the horn got waterlogged. After that, not only did it sound wimpy, it had a buzz to it, too. After searching various forums and reading reviews I decided to try replacing the stock horn with this horn, the FIAMM 72112 Freeway Blaster Horn . I had some Amazon credits so I ended up getting it for about $4. The swap was simple, just had to undo four bolts and the FIAMM horn fit within the stock horn cover without any problem. The new horn sounds much better than the stock horn: louder and more urgent. I'm rating it 4 stars instead of 5 because I only have the stock horn for comparison. For all I know there are much better horns available but I am happy with this one. It is a bargain! Added bonus, it is made in the USA (Michigan). Note: the FIAMM horns come in both low tone and high tone. Some people use both together but I used the low tone by itself as I didn't want to deal with modifying any of the factory wiring or anything else. I also didn't want to try and find a mounting location for the 2nd horn. All in all, a worthwhile upgrade to my motorcycle and hopefully it will do the job better than the horn that came from the factory.

Plug and play. Works perfectly on my FZ-09. Now my bike sounds a lot bigger

Installed on a Honda CH250 scooter and wired with relay for best performance. Cars will hear this horn, I have used same horn on a Kawasaki and BMW with same great improvement.

I purchased one of these back in 2021 to replace the factory cartoon horn on my 2021 Moto Guzzi V7 850. I wanted a louder and safer horn. The first one worked fine and installed in about ten minutes. Plenty loud enough. unfortunately, it only lasted 4 years and then it stopped. My bike never sees rain, is garaged and only ridden occasionally so that's a bit odd. I also installed it with the open end of the horn facing down to keep things from flying into it. In any event, I liked the horn so I purchased a second one to replace it. Time will tell how long this one lasts. These are cheap and they work well for me. One thing to note. This horn is sealed meaning that you cannot open it to exam it. Some of these types of horns have nuts that can be removed so you can open them up to inspect and/or clean them. That would be my recommendation to FIAMM. Only giving this 3 stars as it should have lasted longer.

Decent sounding horn. Not super loud, it does the job. Reasonable price.